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they seem eager to spend more on defense. >> it is a dangerous world. peace through strength -- strength. a strong military to project strength around the world. it's important. remember our allies, this demonstration. i think it is just flat wrong. and then third, you need to rethink foreign aid. i have a colleague has a great line. we don't have to pay people to hate estimate probably do it for free. so we need to everything to foreign aid. here is the bottom line. the world is a scary place. it is a dangerous world, but it's a better place with our values, history, heritage. that is why it is all important. we need to be careful. john: thank you. when we returned my take on life after the welfare state. ♪ john: after the welfare state, that is an optimistic title and assumes there will be an end to our current destructive dependency system. that is by no means clear. in europe today people demonstrate and right to protest almost any cutback, and they have an absurd welfare state. why are they so upset? increase government along replace civil servan
they seem eager to spend more on defense. >> it is a dangerous world. peace through strength -- strength. a strong military to project strength around the world. it's important. remember our allies, this demonstration. i think it is just flat wrong. and then third, you need to rethink foreign aid. i have a colleague has a great line. we don't have to pay people to hate estimate probably do it for free. so we need to everything to foreign aid. here is the bottom line. the world is a scary...
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they seem eager to spend more on defense. >> it is a dangerous world. peace through strength -- strength. a strong military to project strength around the world. it's important. remember our allies, this demonstration. i think it is just flat wrong. and then third, you need to rethink foreign aid. i have a colleague has a great line. we don't have to pay people to hate estimate probably do it for free. so we need to everything to foreign aid. here is the bottom line. the world is a scary place. it is a dangerous world, but it's a better place with our values, history, heritage. that is why it is all important. we need to be careful. john: thank you. when we returned my take on life after the welfare state. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the in
they seem eager to spend more on defense. >> it is a dangerous world. peace through strength -- strength. a strong military to project strength around the world. it's important. remember our allies, this demonstration. i think it is just flat wrong. and then third, you need to rethink foreign aid. i have a colleague has a great line. we don't have to pay people to hate estimate probably do it for free. so we need to everything to foreign aid. here is the bottom line. the world is a scary...
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the white house, pentagon, defense contractors, greta operators, democracy groups. china wants to sell the telecom backbone because if they do that it makes the attacking easier. gerri: that makes sense. i get that. i want you to hear something mike rogers had to say about this report. >> i argued this. listen, this is something we should raise to a bilateral level with china. they have gone unfettered in this activity for years. all american companies know it. there are two companies left in america that have intellectual property, those that have been hacked and no and those that have been hacked and don't know what. gerri: apparently everyone has been hit in some way. what was interesting about this, the left and right, dams and republicans, a bipartisan report how important is this threat right now? >> well, the problem is what you do about it. steve things, one, heading into the defense industry and the stealing stuff that is costing us hundreds of billions of dollars to develop a new fighter , submarine. stealing that and they then have all of that technology.
the white house, pentagon, defense contractors, greta operators, democracy groups. china wants to sell the telecom backbone because if they do that it makes the attacking easier. gerri: that makes sense. i get that. i want you to hear something mike rogers had to say about this report. >> i argued this. listen, this is something we should raise to a bilateral level with china. they have gone unfettered in this activity for years. all american companies know it. there are two companies...
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rich: it starts with a $55 billion in annual cuts that began the defense on january 2nd. there is a law that says if you have mass layoffs and you are a contractor you got to let your employees know 60 days ahead of time. what the white house has done is told contractors don't tell your workers you are going to lay the law. you don't have to give them these notices. if your workers sue you after they are laid off we may cover some of your legal costs. we spoke to a defense analyst who said if congress doesn't go ahead and avoid these $55 billion in annual cuts the defense layoffs will be gradual. >> what would be affective is the awarding of new contract or extension of contracts to exercise of contract options in months after sequestration. the key is the timing. it would not happen immediately january 2nd but in months and years that followed. >> republicans say this is all political from the white house. look at january 2nd and dial back 60 days and looking right before the election when all these notices might be going out telling workers in the defense field they may
rich: it starts with a $55 billion in annual cuts that began the defense on january 2nd. there is a law that says if you have mass layoffs and you are a contractor you got to let your employees know 60 days ahead of time. what the white house has done is told contractors don't tell your workers you are going to lay the law. you don't have to give them these notices. if your workers sue you after they are laid off we may cover some of your legal costs. we spoke to a defense analyst who said if...
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the last couple of weeks, the president has had mitt romney on the defensive. mitt romney does not have to defend anything. the president should be defending everything. stuart: i want to roll a soundbite. i know you have seen it a thousand times. this is back in the 1980s. this is your dad. this is how you go on the attack nicely. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i will not exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] stuart: it makes me laugh. still makes you laugh. too often we are looking for the next ronald ragan. we are looking for another ronald ragan. a guy that can deliver the same kind of line in the same kind of way. >> we are looking for leadership. america tonight needs to see a leader. the leader we supposedly had took off for vegas while we had people that and then got the. that was not leadership. mitt romney needs to show the country that he can lead. people need to feel comfortable being able to vote for mitt romney and leadership. stuart: we have the president going to las vegas right after
the last couple of weeks, the president has had mitt romney on the defensive. mitt romney does not have to defend anything. the president should be defending everything. stuart: i want to roll a soundbite. i know you have seen it a thousand times. this is back in the 1980s. this is your dad. this is how you go on the attack nicely. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i will not exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] stuart: it makes...
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the defense back quarterback kevin cobb nine times, the cardinals were one of three and beaten teams prior to last night's game. houston, texas and the atlantic falcon--falcons. connell: commodities today in the red after the jobs report. dagen: live from the floor of the cme. sandra: a lot of commodities in the red but stock markets in the green. we are wandering before talking to traders about whether they're buying into the unemployment dropped to those levels. what is your reaction to this report? >> it is bogus and what i am looking at is a thousand workers in the world out of one factory and hundred are unemployed. unemployment is 10%. the hundred workers went home the unemployment rate is 7%. participation rates people focus on is bogus. sandra: your looking at a drop of 7.8%? >> i would think i don't believe we are at 7.8% and obama came in and it is 7.9%. a little too coincidental. >> oil prices plunging. if this report was that good would be bullish and oil prices coming down and gold -- >> it failed to hold the moving average. a lot of shorts covered head of the number yes
the defense back quarterback kevin cobb nine times, the cardinals were one of three and beaten teams prior to last night's game. houston, texas and the atlantic falcon--falcons. connell: commodities today in the red after the jobs report. dagen: live from the floor of the cme. sandra: a lot of commodities in the red but stock markets in the green. we are wandering before talking to traders about whether they're buying into the unemployment dropped to those levels. what is your reaction to this...
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they've gone much more defensive. we see that in the weekly flows into bond mutual funds out of equity funds. and the numbers are staggering. since 2007 the cumulative totals exceed a trillion dollars into bond funds, yet the net outflow is out of domestic equity funds are approaching almost $600 million -- $600 billion, excuse me. ashley: but they're cranky, but they're also fearful, aren't they, of this fiscal cliff and a government overspending which many see as a huge, huge worry. wouldn't you agree? >> right. and the likelihood of our prolific friends in washington getting the policy right the first time is rather low which is why i think that the high for the year will likely be made sometime in october. and i think we'll see some sort of a pause and then perhaps a climb back up. ashley: you say a pause, there are many people saying this market is in need, desperate need of a correction, 5-10%. would you agree with that? >> well, it's difficult for me to be overly concerned given that liquidity is firmly in plac
they've gone much more defensive. we see that in the weekly flows into bond mutual funds out of equity funds. and the numbers are staggering. since 2007 the cumulative totals exceed a trillion dollars into bond funds, yet the net outflow is out of domestic equity funds are approaching almost $600 million -- $600 billion, excuse me. ashley: but they're cranky, but they're also fearful, aren't they, of this fiscal cliff and a government overspending which many see as a huge, huge worry. wouldn't...
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>> reporter: looking at defense stocks. continued uncertainty about the $50 billion in automatic cuts. the defense apartment here at the pentagon again today reiterating that they are not specifically planning for those cuts. they want congress to reverse them. meanwhile, the administration is saying, all of fun sending notices saying you will layoff people. we still don't know what the effects of the cuts will be. however, republicans are saying that move by the administration purely political. don't want the layoff notices put out in the mail. so still continued uncertainty about these -- the fiscal cliff, especially the cuts from the pentagon. liz: lockheed martin saying they don't expect it to be as bad as everybody thought. >> reporter: saying they will hold off. they won't lay of the -- layout in the layoff notices. the defense industry is still digesting this. liz: l. shapiro. >> straits apple. the end result, his word was catastrophic for whoever loses. apple could potentially lose these fights. coming down and 2014
>> reporter: looking at defense stocks. continued uncertainty about the $50 billion in automatic cuts. the defense apartment here at the pentagon again today reiterating that they are not specifically planning for those cuts. they want congress to reverse them. meanwhile, the administration is saying, all of fun sending notices saying you will layoff people. we still don't know what the effects of the cuts will be. however, republicans are saying that move by the administration purely...
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there's a certain defensiveness is true in the "wall street journal" piece. specifics, anecdotes, fax, those are cruial. gerri: rodney knows these people his a baez's have met these people. he meets with real people when he travels around the ountry, people who are afraid of losing their jobs, have losttheir jobs. he has actually seen the suspect. he is just not been able to put it into a human form. gerri: we have a long way to go. the debate is coming up. want to know what you think about it. thank you for coming in tonight. appreciate your time. >> thanks. gerri: make sure you catch the coverage of the first presidential debate in denver hosted by neil cavuto this wednesday starting at 800 p.m. eastern time. also happening today in case you missed it, stocks ended higher following a strikingly strong increase in manufacturing last month. the dow rose 78 points it has been up 161 points, but it gave of that up after a speech this afternoon by the federal reserve chairman. a lot more on the rally on wall street throughout the show including tips on how you c
there's a certain defensiveness is true in the "wall street journal" piece. specifics, anecdotes, fax, those are cruial. gerri: rodney knows these people his a baez's have met these people. he meets with real people when he travels around the ountry, people who are afraid of losing their jobs, have losttheir jobs. he has actually seen the suspect. he is just not been able to put it into a human form. gerri: we have a long way to go. the debate is coming up. want to know what you think...
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you are more defensive. let me get to you because you heard mark talking about if we see another big selloff we start to get nervous but until then no. why are you not nervous or at least concerned? >> we are cautious about third quarter earnings and standard deviations above the mean and nominal gdp terms we are already below levels normally associated with recessions. it is difficult to see those margins being sustainable. europe is getting worse especially the currency -- trying hard to judge the value of the currency and hitting stronger so nothing new coming out of europe but china is slower. all those things are known but i don't think the market is discounting what is going -- cheryl: we say don't fight the central bankers. >> general you don't want to fight the central bankers but i also think we are reaching a limit what you can expect monetary policy to do in terms of what it will do for the overall economy. dave: that is the point. every time the fed comes out of the new money printing scheme and
you are more defensive. let me get to you because you heard mark talking about if we see another big selloff we start to get nervous but until then no. why are you not nervous or at least concerned? >> we are cautious about third quarter earnings and standard deviations above the mean and nominal gdp terms we are already below levels normally associated with recessions. it is difficult to see those margins being sustainable. europe is getting worse especially the currency -- trying hard...
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romney forced to play defense. number two, mitt romney versus mitt romney, oh, and president obama will be there, too. remember, please the economy is at stall speed. unemployment 8%, and foreign policy in the middle east unravelling, little mention in the mainstream media. listen from the obama campaign team in advance of debate campaign spokeswoman, quote, what the american people are looking for is not just a professorial list of facts or accomplishments or even goals. obama has a tendency to give long substantive answers. simply, she is saying the president too smart for the average american. here is the washington examiner's reaction to that quote. worry about obama being too professor professorial to couch-sitting beer drinkers. the polls have him ahead and bill o'reilly is here to talk about the debate and how the media will spin it. all the names at the top of the hour. bill o'reilly. and talking to college student at university of michigan as part of the job creations solutions tour, and responded to the h
romney forced to play defense. number two, mitt romney versus mitt romney, oh, and president obama will be there, too. remember, please the economy is at stall speed. unemployment 8%, and foreign policy in the middle east unravelling, little mention in the mainstream media. listen from the obama campaign team in advance of debate campaign spokeswoman, quote, what the american people are looking for is not just a professorial list of facts or accomplishments or even goals. obama has a tendency...
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defense spending. they're getting ready for that. that is a good thing to see with boeing. fuel cost rises fuel efficiency is a big deal. that is what dreamliner gives them. they have a seven-year backlog. liz: it is a popular aircraft. from the aircraft maker to the carrier, folks taking notes here. boeing and gap he says will outperform. now the two you feel will underperform earnings expectations. we go to an air carrier. >> jetblue. unfortunately they aren't as low cost as they used to be. they pride themselves on their lower costs. they used to charge, used to cost them 5 cents for each available passenger kilometer. now costs them 7 cents. so they're not as low as they used to be just three years ago. that is a worrying sign for jetblue. hurricane irene affected them. florida was one of their main ports and they got affected by hurricane irene. that will bring down their of the pros. just a year ago there was lockout and they didn't pass the faa taxes for the airlines. airlines pocketed that. this year the tax is in place. airlines aren't going to see that. david: oka
defense spending. they're getting ready for that. that is a good thing to see with boeing. fuel cost rises fuel efficiency is a big deal. that is what dreamliner gives them. they have a seven-year backlog. liz: it is a popular aircraft. from the aircraft maker to the carrier, folks taking notes here. boeing and gap he says will outperform. now the two you feel will underperform earnings expectations. we go to an air carrier. >> jetblue. unfortunately they aren't as low cost as they used...
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ashley: a lot of money still going into the defensive sectors. it seems to me they are not buying the qe3 par being thrown, still being conservative. >> and why should we? the upside for a number of these cyclical industries is quite limited compared to what else was three years ago. a great skepticism into all the seamless mesh is taking place overseas and secondly whether or not they will work so that global spending becomes enlightened. ashley: the euro zone debt crisis still not solved but maybe now buying the government bond, is china a bigger worry for a slowdown? clearly slowing down, that they have a big impact. >> chinese exports to europe have declined because of the recession in europe. youthe european union down 23% m a year ago. that hurts. the chinese government i am sure are feeling the same thing. china slowing down because of an earlier tightening of monetary policy meant to contain inflation in china and probably succeeded at containing inflation but in doing so also slowed domestic spending considerably. the worldeconomy suffer
ashley: a lot of money still going into the defensive sectors. it seems to me they are not buying the qe3 par being thrown, still being conservative. >> and why should we? the upside for a number of these cyclical industries is quite limited compared to what else was three years ago. a great skepticism into all the seamless mesh is taking place overseas and secondly whether or not they will work so that global spending becomes enlightened. ashley: the euro zone debt crisis still not...
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it was representative of the defensive posture the candidate took. most people are talking about this 47% that romney could have been hit with and i expected him to be hit with that but on the opposite side of the issue romney should have talked more about gas prices. you have gas prices in the $4 range hitting $5 in some states. directly hits people's wallets. this election will hinge on relating to the middle-class's fear of being able to pay for their cars or get a mortgage and romney did good job of that. stuart: was the room divided? romney on this side and obama that side? >> they make it all up. there were romney people and obama people next to each other. stuart: if you look at the crowd could you tell who was for romney and to was for obama? could you tell? >> not really. the student a little more because students wore t-shirts for romney or obama but people generally dressed pretty nicely and there were some gasps and moans but most were respectful of a format and it was hard to tell but afterwards there was talk about how each candidate di
it was representative of the defensive posture the candidate took. most people are talking about this 47% that romney could have been hit with and i expected him to be hit with that but on the opposite side of the issue romney should have talked more about gas prices. you have gas prices in the $4 range hitting $5 in some states. directly hits people's wallets. this election will hinge on relating to the middle-class's fear of being able to pay for their cars or get a mortgage and romney did...
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>> people are so worried about yield and safety we find the defensive sector is relatively expensive compared to other sectors with more risk. we think it is time to move out and drop those dividend paying stocks you have been flocking to and taking on more risk in the portfolio. ashley: very good. jim tierney, thanks for being here. the closing bell ringing in six minutes. one stock bouncing off of four year lows as investors like possible takeover talks. we have details when we come back. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence wi
>> people are so worried about yield and safety we find the defensive sector is relatively expensive compared to other sectors with more risk. we think it is time to move out and drop those dividend paying stocks you have been flocking to and taking on more risk in the portfolio. ashley: very good. jim tierney, thanks for being here. the closing bell ringing in six minutes. one stock bouncing off of four year lows as investors like possible takeover talks. we have details when we come...
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a number number of different wae put it, a big defense for qe3 and the monetary policy has been pursuing this in response to the fox business network. the u.s. is not in a recession now. he's worried about stagnation, not monetizing the debt. he says they'll sell asset off, and they expect to keep policy like this, monetary policy like this even after a considerable improvement in the markets. he also talked about savers. you have money in savingsing thes, getting little, really, in return. >> the best and most comprehensive solution it -- is to find ways to get a stronger economy. only a strong economy can create higher asset values at sustainably good returns for savers. without a job, people won't be able to buy a home or pay for an education ire irrespective of te current level of interest rates. >> saying the federal reserve is watching inflation, has the tools to combat it. he says it's not an issue right now. he also discussed milton friedman saying ben bernanke is a fan of mil torks saying freedman would have supported the feds aggressiveness and targeting of liquidity. he said b
a number number of different wae put it, a big defense for qe3 and the monetary policy has been pursuing this in response to the fox business network. the u.s. is not in a recession now. he's worried about stagnation, not monetizing the debt. he says they'll sell asset off, and they expect to keep policy like this, monetary policy like this even after a considerable improvement in the markets. he also talked about savers. you have money in savingsing thes, getting little, really, in return....
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in defense of fed's latest easing, big ben bernanke making his case in moments. rich edson is standing by live in indianapolis. >> and bacon prices sizzling higher but new doubts over whether there's actually going to be a global shortage. first let's take a look at some of today's s&p winners and losers. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about. and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a
in defense of fed's latest easing, big ben bernanke making his case in moments. rich edson is standing by live in indianapolis. >> and bacon prices sizzling higher but new doubts over whether there's actually going to be a global shortage. first let's take a look at some of today's s&p winners and losers. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an...
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saying some of the defense cuts from the administration could possibly hit raytheon. that's why they're doing that move. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. president obama and mitt romney are getting ready for their first debate this wednesday. some conservatives say mitt romney needs a to do a better job selling his tax message which at times seems a little bit muddied. lou dobbs is here to weigh in. i think that was generous. >> very generous. by the way same can be said and should be said of president obama. what these two men are doing, in their economic policies, excuse me, is truly bizarre. they're both obfuscating a bit. to what end, one doesn't know. when you try to win election, seems to me, and i have only covered six presidents but i think it is better if you're clear and direct as you can be with the voter if you want them to vote for you. that is just my feeling. melissa: yeah. >> unless you've got a record a little like mr. obama where you don't need them to focus in quite so sharply on your record, maybe a little fuzz is good. when you were t
saying some of the defense cuts from the administration could possibly hit raytheon. that's why they're doing that move. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. president obama and mitt romney are getting ready for their first debate this wednesday. some conservatives say mitt romney needs a to do a better job selling his tax message which at times seems a little bit muddied. lou dobbs is here to weigh in. i think that was generous. >> very generous. by the way same can be said and...
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it comes as rebels near the capital damascus say they captured a air defense base with a supply of surface-to-air missiles. >>> the fbi investigating the possibility that the deadly shooting of border patrol agent nick class ivy was a case of friendly fire. they're looking whether ivie and a fellow agent exchanged fire in the belief that each was being shot at by a gunman. >>> "national geographic" channel will air a film dra ma advertising the death of bin laden. it will air two days before the presidential election. those are the news headlines here on the fox business network. get you back to ashley and trace. ashley: fox's arthel neville. thank you so much. tracy: here's a question. can you start a business in this economic environment? do you have a great idea and you live in cleveland you sure can thanks to the help of bizdom an entrepreneur accelerator that provides money and mentorship to startups. liz claman is live in cleveland with two of the business's founder who actually got help from the angel operation. hi, liz. >> how about that. it is mentoring and all kinds of activities that c
it comes as rebels near the capital damascus say they captured a air defense base with a supply of surface-to-air missiles. >>> the fbi investigating the possibility that the deadly shooting of border patrol agent nick class ivy was a case of friendly fire. they're looking whether ivie and a fellow agent exchanged fire in the belief that each was being shot at by a gunman. >>> "national geographic" channel will air a film dra ma advertising the death of bin laden. it...